Crime
Police Suspend Officers Over TikTok Videos
Police Suspend Officers Over TikTok Videos
Nigeria Police Force has suspended two supernumerary Police officers, Obaze Blessing and Obaze Emmanuella Uju, over misconduct and violation of social media policy.
The Force Public Relations Officer, Olumuyiwa Adejobi disclosed this on Friday via micro-blogging site, Twitter.
Speaking in the video he shared on his Twitter page, he said that the two female cops portrayed themselves as undisciplined and unprofessional in the viral TikTok they released.
“Above all, they portrayed themselves in the viral video and other videos as undisciplined and unprofessional in contravention of the police social media policy.’’
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